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PAGE t HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falla, Oregon Munday, August It, 1963 War Salvage Helps Keep Vietnam Guerillas Going SAIGON. Vietnam (t'PD-Sal-vaca is a fiercely competitive -business on tlie battlefields of Vietnam where men fight and die for a crumpled piece of alumi' num. a pocketful of copper or a handfull of shells. : For salvage is tlie lifeblood of tlie Communist guerrillas who nise every scrap of metal to fashion weapons and ammunition for the killing of Vietnamese and ;Americans. -The biggest prizes are the Itxashed planes and helicopters litany of which go down deep in Demos Ask Relations With Cuba BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) -' Young Democrats from 15 West ' ern states have called on Presi- ; lent Kennedy to resume diploma ;ie and trade relations with Cuba, ' Jty a vote of 10-7, delegates to 'tlie western states conference of The VD Sunday night adopted e 'resolution that last October's Cuba crisis might liave been avoided "if there had becg contact be tween tlie Cuban government and the United States prior to the establishment of Russian missiles in that country." It added that the United States has diplomatic relations with other socialist nations; and this does not imply approval of the existing gov ; eminent. I- Furthermore, the resolution said '.it is well to minimize Soviet in fluence in the Western Hemis phere and "this could best be ;lrought about by lessening of ; Kuban dependence on the Svoiet jlloc." ' Among 32 resolutions passed by Iths representatives were ones urging Reforms in Viet Nam and the withdrawal of United States troops there. Condemnation of any federal program for civil defense and fall out shelters. . Abolition of the House commit tee on unAmeiican Activities; ;ircpeal of the internal security act, land complete revision of tlie Mc-JCarran-Wallers immigration law. Lifting on tlie prohibition on Vict Cong territory. A wrecked! fighter or bomber will supply the Reds with an arsenal sufficient for weeks of fighting It's the job of Capt. Samuel R. Moschella 1871 Parkway, Re vere, Mass.) to prevent the smallest scrap of wreckage from falling into Viet Cong hands. By training, Sam is an Air Force demolitions expert. Here he has become a salvage expert whose job is to get to the scene first, fight oft the Communists if ne cessary and stay with the wreck age until every last scrap has been safely removed. "They beat us to a wrecked B26 once," Moschella said, "but they'll never do it again. They commandeered more than a thou, sand villagers and actually picked up wrecked sections and carried them away. With the equipment tlie Vict Cong salvage from that wreck they may have killed and wounded mora than a hundred men, including a close Army Lieutenant friend of mine." On His Way Tlie New Englander has cov ored nearly every corner of Viet nam in the year he has been here. The moment an emergen cy occurs, Sam Is on his way. While I'm getting the details on the phone," the chunky Cap tain explains, they are warm ing up a plane and lining up the; ground transportation. Tlie Viet namese are even more concerned Astoria Baker Brookings than we are for thev know that Mcdford if the Reds get their hands onlNewP01' P- T " 1 ''"'XTI f you can eat a leek," Following the Baffle of Agincourt in "Henry the Fifth," Pistol has insulted a Welsh leek but the patnotic Welsh officer, Fluellen, forces the craven Pistol to eat the subject 6f his taunting discourse. The four plays including "The Merry Wives of Windsor," "Romeo and Juliet," and "Love's Labour Lost," will play at the Shakespearean Festival nightly through Sept. 7. Weather Roundup the guns and ammunition, there will be more Vietnamese soldiers killed and majmcd. Whether Sam "starts for the scene by plane, helicopter or jeep, he always ends up walking or wading, and often crawling on hands and knees through the swamps and rice paddies. 'In the swamps you just lash your belongings to your carbine," lie explains, "hold them high over your head and wade through the waist-high mud and water." When a bomb or a machine gun is burled in the mud," he continues, "the only way you find it Is by forming a line and walking barefoot through the area until you feel It. One Viet namese soldier discovered an un exploded hundred pound bomb last week while feeling around with his toes, and you've never 'travel to such countries as Cuba (seen such excitement Zand Red China. A national conference on peace sponsored by the Democratic .party. ; Support for tho United .Nations. A conference of young politi cal loaders from the Afro-Asian Pacific rim countries. Endorsement of the forthcom ing civil rights march on Washington. DOORS OPEN 6:45 L- I J T 1 1 1 I Ml ir life. He was tlie hero of the hour. Maschella gels VIP protection from the Vietnamese Army when he is salvaging wreckage or tracking down a jettisoned bomb, Usually a week or ten days are needed to clear up tlie week age, and Sam and the Vietna mese guard it day and night. Find Bombs A plane got in trouble the other day," he said, "and had to dump its bomb load. The Reds got tlie bombs first, but we got it back from them. The stuff was loo heavy for them to carry very far, so Ihcy used their old trick of burying the stuff during the day and moving it at night. We lound one bomb camouflaged as a new grave with flowers on it and another buried in a flooded rice paddy ; vOPINS TONITI :41 - - .. - - . - - I - W5 WCTUM-i El 11, it ton 4JrJ adults B'a OKI Wt- TECHNICOLOR P ANA VISION" mi .,' GATIS OHH 7:4 i.Endi TUESDAYS f(Li CHARLTON HESTON ' vvcrrc uiuin iv GEOROE CHAKIR1S JAMES DARREN dhkond head -" ' J"" JDVISE CONSENT in youri High and low temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours end ing at 4 a.m. PDT today. High Low Precip. m at .t. 8.1 IB B!) 51! 50 57 North Bend 53 83 53 72 58 .19 80 35 74 55 .01 82 56 65 1)0 .01 86 64 98 80 70 56 S3 CO Meredith Graduates OXFORD, Miss. (UPH - Negro .lames II. Meredith graduated from the University of Mississip pi in a quiet ceremony Sunday in an oak grove within rock-throwing distance of the center of last fall's rioting touched off by his enrollment. 'flic 30-year-old Air Force veter an, wearing the black cap and gown of the graduating senior, re ceived a bachelor of arts degree in political science to become Jlic first Negro alumnus in the school's IlS-ycar-uld history. Campus police and federal mar shals stood guard during the 1 1 j hour program, held in a shady grove of giant oak trees about 100 yards from the center of rioting which erupted last autumn follow ing Meredith's arrival on campus Two men were killed and scores injured in the Sept. 30 riot that brought 30.000 federal troops streaming into this small college town. But the last of the troops were gone Sunday. Tlie graduation went off without a hitch. There were no incidents. When his name was called Meredith stepped up to Chancel lor J. D. Williams to receive the diploma and the traditional "Con gratulations and good luck." Meredith nodded and smiled broadly, while in the audience his wile and parents were smiling "Wc are all very proud of him," said his wife Pendleton Portland Redmond Salem The Dalles Chicago Los Angeles Phoenix San Francisco Washington Bend: Fair tonight" and Tues day. Lows 33-40. Highs Tuesday 78-83. Baker, La Grande: Partly cloudy witli a chance of thunder- bowers tonight. Mostly sunny Tuesday. Lows tonight 45 - 53. Highs Tuesday 75-85. Five-Dny Weather Forecast Western Oregon: Temperatures little below normal with highs in the 70s. except in the 80s in the south interior and the upper 60s along the coast. Lows in the 50s. No precipitation. Eastern Oregon: Temperatures a little below normal with highs in the 80s and the lows 43-57. No precipitation Posse Seeks Moonshiner After Two Officers Slain LITTLE V1LLE, Ala. iUPH - A posse searched a thickly wood ed area near here today for a maddened moonshiner who killed a sheriff and a police chief wilh a single shotgun blast and fled in a car driven by his teen-age daughter. More than 250 law enforcement officers, using bloodhounds and armed with submachine guns. searched for Troy Tliornton, who alter killing tlie two of titers Sun day with the shotgun, grabbed a rifle and critically wounded another officer. Thornton, 40. then forced his laughter to drive him into a heavily wooded hilly area where he disappeared with tlie rifel and a pistol. Relatives said Thornton, a Iw ice-convicted moonshiner, had been told recently by his doctor Klamath Pafri, OrtfM PubllihM eallr (eieaat lit.) "! SvnOf larvlne sauthern Orttm and Nerltiern California Klamath PuelltMnf Camaany Wi n al "Jiplanada Prwia TUit4o 4-ain W. a. Iwailland, Putllinar Intarad aa aacanat-claia mallar at tha pott ora at Klamath FaMi. Ortaan. an Autwit . im. vnUr at at Can orail, Varcli 3 H7f. Sacend-Oail PMI aaa Ml at Klamalli Palli, Oraaaiv ana at additlanal milllna allittit t Manth a i .ft 4 Mantua ill sa ' UM Malt In Advanca t Manth 1 ri i Manlni Ill aa , ' Hi la Carrlar and Daatart Waaa, Capr lit Iwnaay, Cll, . ( UNITaQ paata intbbnitiamai AUDIT IU01AU OP CIRCULATION Suaacrlaara nat rtcalvlna dalivarr al thalr HaraM and Niim. iu mam he had cancer and could live only a few months longer. He Hunks he has nothing to lose," his wife said. Police said Colbert County Sher iff Herman illedl CmA P.,ll,- thief Neil Pace. Chiff Deputy Don Files and Deputy Ray Mur ray went to the site o( Thorn ton's house, which burned down about a vear nco. lo .vo if hp mauling illegal whisky. They found Thornton lvinc on u metal glider outside the re mains of his home. His dauchter. Carolyn, 18, was nearby. Murray aid that as tlie officers approached Thornton raised up and fired with the shulgun. The officers ducked dnun inln high grass and Thornton yelled: "I'll Ollit if vou will. .Inst Aland up." The officers declined. "He shot and I hunkered down," Murray said. "Then he shot aeain. That was tlie one that killed Cook and Pace. Then he shot again. I hunkered down some more." Tlie deintlv said Thornton then picked up tlie rifle and fired sev eral moro siKits, one of litem ap parently striking Files in the stomach. -1 Writer Can 't Find Worthy Crusade By DICK WKST t'nlted Press International WASHINGTON (UPH - There is nothing like a good crusade lo start tlie dayoff right. Says Kennan Soviet-Sino Split Deep WASHINGTON 'L'PIi - Red China hopes to sec the United States and Russia destroy each other in a nuclear war. former ambassador to Russia George F. Kennan said Sunday. Because of this stand, Kennan said the ideological split between Russia and China will not be healed. In a television interview. Ken nan said Soviet Premier Nikita S Khrushchev agreed lo sign a nu clear test ban pact with the West, when he realized that the Chinese Russian split could not be smoothed over. He appeared on ABC's Meet the Press. However, Kennan said it would take "decades" to bring Russia closer to the West. But he added that "any progress is hopeful and should be valued by us." Kennan warned that the United States should take a "buyer be ware" attitude toward the nuclear test ban pact. I think the question is whether Russia has an interest in sticking1 to the treaty," Kennan said. But he said he thought Russia would abide by the treaty because it sticks to "specific language the wartime agreements were too general in language, they meant one thing lo (hem and another thing to us, Kennan said. Burglar Steals Set Of Tools A burglar entered the home of Lloyd Dent, 4401 Miller Strpet. through a bedroom window and escaped with a tool box some time between II a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Oregon State Police have reported. Dent told police that the bur glar removed the lools from the box and left the empty contain er in the back yard. Police arc continuing their investigation. 4- 5-10-24 31-42-74 ,f TAUBUI APR. 21 I nj MAY 21 A 3- 6-17-19 GEMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 ,41-43-51-53 '61-67-70 CANCIR JUNE 23 JULY 23 2- 7-16-20 25-63-65 110 I JULY 24 L, AUG. 23 ,44.47-53 58 72-78 83 VIIOO AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 17-15-18-321 . '.VS. (H-H4-HHI Uy CLAY R. l'OLLAN M Vour Daily Activity GuMb H According to thi Stars. To develop mesbage for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. m rir t Oppo' 7 Ouaf . 3 0iroitunity 33 B' 4 Keep. 5 Vour 6 for 7 Tangut ! 8 Srv 9 Wolcliei 10Evs 1 1 Welcome 12 Welcome I. I Pni (rone A New lN'ei lAW trwonhtthiit IS Oi 19 Investment TO Hove ? 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Firemen Jim Timmons suffered facial burns and Wes Ktwiy re ceived a back injury in a fall. Neither was hospitalized. ATSHAWS SCHOOL SUPPLIES ond Work Books SHAW STATIONERY 729 Main MARCHA tl1H I lod.r 1 1 ll-pn 1;.ia Kaita : I I GIANT 1. i. IW, I ROMAN VHOLIDAY SAVE ON APPROVED, PRIMARY ELECTRIC HEAT Installation YOUR CHOICE OF ANY TYPE OR MAKE OF HEATER We will CREDIT vmj for ilM t vour electrtcel tteeting lyirem iniui Uhen durtnf the pened Auf. I threvfh Nov. ), Thl spec ill oittr h meoe Ihroufh the Cel Ore Hectrtcel League. See eddlttonel deteili An terge d on adtacent page and tee US new. . . 433 MARKET KLAMATH FALLS Arc you forming a commiltee to make our highways safe for water buffalo? Count on me to be a block chairman. Need iumeonc to solicit funds for a campaign to rehabilitate wayward icebergs? I'll ring a hundred doorbells before night. Here of late, however. I've lxx-n having some trouble finding worthy causes tliat I can identify with. The new crusades I've been asked to join all seem lacking in appeal. Take this scheme to add a pre fabricated breakfast to (He line of frozen TV dinners. Some ex perts are predicting that it will destroy the last remnants of Western civilization. Have (Mfsrlting Factors I agree that a TV breakfast will further weaken the fabric of our society, but there are off setting factors that deter me from enlisting in the campaign against it. I have found that the alumi num trays the meals come in arc just dandy for coloring Eas ter eggs. It is much the same with an appeal for help that 1 received from William L. Hopper, crusad ing assistant city editor of the Greenville (Ohiol Advocate. 'My lofty position enables me to spread my influence to quite a number of readers. Hopper wrote, "but there may be a few million readers outside my sphere." Cut Away In truth Therefore. ' he urged that I draw upon my experience as a crusader to help "cut away a viel of untruth" that is being draped across the nation in the daily press. 'This cancerous fiction that becomes more widespread each day is the way that 'the weather man is used m papers from coast to coast," Hopper explained. His crusade is directed al news stories which read: "The weath erman dumped seven inches of rain here last night before bring ing in 102-dcgree temperatures loday. For tonight and tomorrow, the weatherman will bring hail mixed wilh sleet, partly followed bv tornadoes." ' It is his contention that a weatherman c o u I d n't possibly cause such a 5 r u p t climatic changes. In the interest of scien tific accuracy, he says, such stor ies should read: "the weather- woman, etc." Although it pains me to turn down a colleague, I must regret fully reject tl Hopper crusade on grounds that it likewise is based on a fallacy" In order to be meteorologically correct, the stories would have lo read: "The weather commitce. etc." Granddad Hits 195 mnh In Cnr 1 W -aalt BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah (UPH A Van Nuys. Calif., grandfather became the world's fastest driver of a stock-bodied passenger car Sunday when he hit 195.94 miles per hour across tlie Bonneville salt flats. Norman C. Thalcljer, . 6. led the field of drivers here for the Bonneville National Speed Trials on the famijus speedway. Believed to be the oldest active professional racing driver in the United States. Thatcher drove a 1963 supercharged Plymouth in an. attempt to get the sedan to a goal of 200 miles per Hour. He said after his achievement that he is sure he will top the 200 mph mark today. In his rim. Thatcher hit 172 mph in 2U miles and was up to 192 mph by the time lit had hit tlie 4 mile mark. Shortly before he hit the 190 mph mark, Thatcher's radiator started to leak and sprayed the windshield. He said he felt this hampered his run. Last year Thatcher hit 191.09 mph in the speed trials. Drivers from California, Utah and other Western slates are on hand for the trials. Parents Should Encourage Child's Scientific Curiosity By DAVID NVDICK I IM Education Specialist Tlie licld of science is fascinat ing to children. They are curious about many evenls in their daily life and parents should encourage this attitude. A proper response to children's (luestions can be most helpful to encourage their curiosity. Science. for children, is a way of discover ing, new know ledge. They learn lo organize'facts and concepts so that they can undersiana me world around them. Tlie school program aims to develop skills in problem solving, a scientific attitude, and an ap preciation of and an interest in line world in which 'we live. It should develop practical Know ledge useful for all individuals. Encourage Talented Child it also is important lo encour age children with social talents and interests in science to pur sue learning in this important subject. At home parents can do many important' things for their chil dren. Be a good listener: show concen in his discussions and interests: supply needed equip ment and space; be available for special activities. Some good activities which may produce excellent science learning can be found right around the house. Such things as building a bud feeder, planting a garden, explaiaing the heating system, and examining the elec trical system are good possibili ties. Questions Form Basis Tljese activities, in themselves, will not develop scientific know ledge and skills. It is the plan ning and questions which help t0 bring about tlie valuable learn ing. An organized approach to each activity should involve ques tions, research, plans, and an evaluation of the results. These st tlie tilings which lead to a scientific attitude. There are hundreds of possible activities which arouse chil- drcn's curiosity. Allow them to follow these interests. Encourage llieir questions. Help them find and organize their answers. Debate Slated ' On Test Treaty The nuclear test ban treaty which went into effect recently between the U.S. and the Soviet Union will be the subject of a debate, conducted by the Cham lier of Commerce's National At- fairs Commiltee, following a breakfast Tuesday, 7 o'clock at the Winema Motor Hotel, accord ing to Ross Ragland, chairman! of the committee. ; Wayne Blair will argue for the advantages of the treaty, while Dr. Glenn Miller will discuss the opposing view. The public is invited to aliend but should make reserva tions through the chamber at TU 4-519:!. FLORENCE LADY Formerly of Lovely Lody Beauty Salon Now At , Faye's Magic Mirror SCHOOL SUPPLIES" JONES' OFFICE SUPPLY 629 Main TU 4-4197 PARKIMG SPACE New Convenient Paved Parking Space Available 5th & Klamath Ave. See City Treasurer at City Hall or Phone TU 4-3161 WE WILL PAY YOU TO WIRE AND HEAT YOUfi HOME PROPERLY CalOre Electrical League hearing 'and wiring contractors cart again pay you to install modern wiring and clean electric heat in your home, new or old! DEQUATE HOUSEPOWE MODERN HEAT Modern electric appliances ana clean electric heat make life eaiier and mart pleasant for rhouiands of families in our area. Yet mony homes even new ones - ore not proporly wired to take the demands of modern electric living. To further encourage installation of modern wiring systems, to' meet your demands now and in the future, we ore authorized to allow home owners and home builders a for the installation of a 200-ompere service entrance panel, with circuits to provide for electric heat, electric range and water heater, and electric washer' and dryer. Thli allowance mean! that a truly modern service entrance in vour home will ,0,t you virtually nothing! HOW TO QUUrFY FOR THIS BONUS ALLOWANCE, Allowances b mode on'v on permanent- insfa"otif,ns (rtwbile types excluded1, and ths oBowa'Ke will opplv only to those wtkj (H are customers of COPCO Division, Poetic Power and L'ght Company. Klomoth Falls, Lokeview, and Alturas Districts of Central Division, Pacific Power and L'gM Company; City of Aihland, and Surprise V'aliey Electrifica tion Corporation; (2) Appl-cation before Novpmbcr 5, 163 on residential con struction only (wiring permits must be dated between August 5 oner November 5. 1963) (3) hove the.r heating ond wiring thereto mstolled hy auitamed CoVO'e Eleclncol leogue contractors. See eligibility rules ond quolificotions posted by Kieat.ng or wiring contractors deploying the ColOre Electrical League emblem. t SPECIAL ADVANTAGE TO HOME OWNERS: ' , addition to this big cash soving on installation, home-owners jnd home builders have an added advantage. Through the WIRE-ON-TIME-PLAN sponsored fcy the 'COPCO Division, Pacific Power and Light, you con install electric heat in your homa without down payment and for as little as $10 per month! f ..mpl... .-rt.il, . h.. . ,.,(, M, rt.il J100 ,llo.., COU ,,, i, h.i, ,.,. 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